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And If There Be Any Addition To Knowledge, It Is Rather A New Knowledge Than A Greater Knowledge; Rather A Singularity In A Desire Of Proposing Something That Was Not Knownat All Beforethananimproving, Anadvancing, A Multiplying Of Former Inceptions; And By That Means, No Knowledge Comes To Be Perfect.

If Ever Any Beauty I Did See, Which I Desired, And Got, 'twas But A Dream Of Thee.

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He That Desires To Print A Book, Should Much More Desire, To Be A Book.

Death, Thou Shalt Die.